RumVerse/Leblon Cachaca 80 750 ml
Leblon Cachaca 80 750 ml
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About this bottle
Leblon Cachaça is made from fresh-pressed sugarcane juice in Minas Gerais, Brazil, distilled in copper alembic pot stills and rested briefly in French Limousin oak — the same oak used for cognac — rather than the American oak typical of most rum. That French-oak touch is a distinguishing choice for the category, giving Leblon a slightly different wood character than most cachaças on the shelf. Expect a fresh, grassy nose with tropical fruit notes, a smooth palate carrying vanilla and light oak over the raw cane sweetness, and a clean finish. Cachaça is Brazil's national spirit and the base of the caipirinha, distinct from rum in using fresh cane juice rather than molasses.
How to drink Leblon Cachaça
Muddle it with lime and sugar for a proper caipirinha — that's the drink this spirit exists for, and Leblon's French-oak softness makes an especially smooth one.
Tasting notes
Nosegrassy, tropical fruit
Palatevanilla, light oak, cane sweetness
Finishclean
Specs
Rum80 proof · Mash bill: fresh sugarcane juice · French Limousin oak · Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Questions about this bottle
What cocktails work well with Leblon Cachaça?
It's the base spirit for a Caipirinha, muddled with lime and sugar — the classic way cachaça is served in Brazil.
What makes Leblon Cachaça different from other cachaças?
It rests briefly in French Limousin oak — the same oak used for cognac — rather than the American oak typical of most rum, a distinguishing choice for the category.
What is cachaça made from?
It's distilled from fresh-pressed sugarcane juice rather than molasses, which is what separates it from most rum; Leblon's comes from Minas Gerais, Brazil.
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